Turbulent Samoans clash as Mataafa followers routed
From Apia Samoan advices dated Jan 24 report no broad fighting since recent clashes. Mataafa’s followers were routed by Maliotoana amid continuing pillage including Vailima, the Stevenson home. Tense authority disputes involve Chief Justice Chambers and Dr Raffel with German and American consuls arguing over a fine and consular rights.
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Aucucana
N. Z
Apia
Samoan Islands
Mataata
Maliotoana
Mataafa
Vailima
Robert Louis Stevenson
William L. Chambers
Supreme Court
Joannes Raffel
Herr Grosmil
Supreme Court Chamber
Maxse
Obief Justice Chambers
Raffel
Herr Grosmith
Inheritance Tax Passes as Senate Debates Direct Vote
Nebraska reports show House approves inheritance tax by 62 to 28 as lawmakers discuss a direct election of U S senators. The session includes committee reports, a contested senatorial ballot shift, and rumors of a Republican caucus amid fusionist tensions.
German Reichstag passes third reading repeal of anti Jesuit law
Telegrams tersely report on several events including politics in Berlin New York and Brussels. The Reichstag passes a third reading repealing the anti Jesuit law. A Hungary fire destroys 800 houses with many deaths. The McKinleys host judges. A new governor is appointed in Australia. A rescue attempt ends in tragedy in Michigan. Fire destroys stores in Kansas. Anarchist Victor Wilhelms sentenced to 16 years. War minister Gossler pushes prosecutions for gambling in the army. The Sixty-ninth New York paid off quickly. Colorado legislatures back woman suffrage. Chicago and Alton rail directors declare a dividend. British naval reserve grows with 500 Newfoundlanders enrolled. Public debt rises by 23 million. Mrs Krebs sentenced to ten years hard labor.
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Reichstag
New York
Nagyprobrocz
Hungary
McKinley
Supreme Court
Lord Hallam Tennyson
Lord Alfred Tennyson
South Australia
Thomas Lawden
Sears
Mich
Houss
Perfitt. Lowe
Chicago
H. Witbeck
Marinette
Wis
J. M. Anderson
Abe Gottleib
Indeendennce
Kan
Victor Wilhelms
Brussels
von Gossler
Colorado
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Naval Reserve
John Krebs
Junction City
Lizzie Craig
O. L. Moore
State Penitentiary
Frigid Wave Brings Deep Snow Across Northwest States
The storm grips Montana Wyoming Colorado with 12 to 49 below temperatures and up to 25 inches of snow. Cattle and sheep are sheltered where possible, but shortages of feed, coal, and supplies strain small towns. Trains halted. telegraphic lines disrupted. no fatalities reported yet.
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Colorado
Denver
Weather Bureau
Northwest
Alma
Gunnison
High Line
Breckenridge Saga
Aspen
Wyoming
Cheyennl
Wyo
Lawyer Gets Last Chance in Embezzlement Trial
The Iowa Supreme Court reversed J. F. Smith's embezzlement conviction from Lee County due to a jury separation error, clearing the way for a new state case. Also reported: Thomas Malone admits to killing his brother with a hammer and razor after a stove lid incident. Albert Peugnet guillotined in Paris for murder, the last execution at Place de La Roquette. Dubuque wins Nutwood Futurity with $20,000 stake. Dubuque meeting purse total rises to $80,500 and dates shift to late August into September.
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Supreme Court
Lee County
J. F. Smith
Keokuk
Smith
Kolfe
Paris
Albert Peugnet
Place de la Roquette
Ags Pengnez
Dubuque
Durugue
Nutwood Driving Club
Ryhnland Runshore Near Fenwick Island In Snowstorm
The transatlantic liner Ryhnland with Captain Hanna from Liverpool ran aground about four miles north of Fenwick Island lifesaving station during a Tuesday snowstorm. The vessel remains stranded but in an easy position and may be refloated at the next high tide. Propeller broken and rudder possibly carried away. There are 42 passengers and 79 crew, all safe.
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Pomavelputa
Ryhnland
Hanna
Liverpool
Fenwick
Sha
First Infantry Reinforcements Reach Manila Route
Feb 2 dispatches report the Second Battalion of the Seventeenth U S Infantry arriving from Columbus en route to Manila to reinforce General Otis. Five sections of the Third Infantry from Fort Snelling reached New York Central yards. crowds cheered as the nine-car section arrived, then dispersed by police.
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Sherman
Seventeenth United States Infantry
Columbus
Manila
Otis
Third Infantry
Fort Snelling
New York Central
Telegraphic Briefs from Global Dispatches
Colonel Makinnon former secretary of the National Rifle Association is dead in London. The Madrid government authorizes General Rios to offer ransom for Spanish prisoners in Filipino hands. Additional military post stations named in Cuba Colon Surgidero de Batabano Guinez and Union de Reyes. Many anarchists arrested at Leghorn Italy where a plot to murder policemen was uncovered. Secretary Alger to inspect Cuba and Porto Rico starting March 5 on the transport Berlin from New York. Ohio wine growers form a combination. meeting next week to decide capital stock and organize. Naval officers prepare statistics to show navy personnel would incur no extra cost. Colorados revolt against Uruguay President Senor Casias. 200 men land near Carmelo, capture town. Empress of Japan sails from Vancouver to Hong Kong with over 1,000,000 beer bottles for Americans in the Philippines. Tommie Johnson and Matt Shoemaker shot-firers killed by a premature blast at Rich Hill coal mine. New treasury rule requires American tourists to declare purchases abroad upon return. President Barrow announces Atlantic baseball league completion with Lancaster, Allentown, Reading, Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Newark, Paterson and Richmond. North Dakota House passes divorce residency bill, 1 year required. Senate already passed, governor to approve. Rev Charles Seymour Robinson dies in New York after weeks of illness. Presbyterian divine and hymn writer.
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Rios
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Colon
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Guinez
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Leghorn
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Carmelo
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Atlantic Baseball League
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Newark
Paterson
Richmond
North Dakota House of Representatives
Senate
Charles Seymour Robinson
New York City
Columbus Fire Devours Dunlap Block in City Center
A major Columbus blaze destroyed half a city block centered on the Dunlap building housing Chicago Bankrupt Clothing. The fire spread rapidly through adjoining Jones block and Soulder & Bright, with Green Joyce & Co. dry goods nearby. Wall collapses injured several and missing Whitey Davis amid the chaos. Estimated loss stands at $750,000.
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Chittenden
Dunlap
Chicago
James
High Street
Jones Block
Soulder & Bright
D. 5. Ambach Clothing
Green, Joyce & Co
Whitey Davis
Jack Welsh
Otis V. Kilbourne
John Donshue
Charles Conners
Bob Kerrins
Carrie Johnson
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